Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-10
In San Luis Obispo.

MIA Bank was made the Treasurer of the
committee. Several gentlemen were added
10 the committee.
In San Luis Obispo.
Copyright, 1887, by Ike California esocaated Prcss
TEMpLEToN, June 9th.-The Supervisors
yesterday authorized the formation of
new school district in Templeton, and the
citizens are almost unanimous for building
5000 school-house.
The experiment of brick-making here
proves perfect success. The first kiln of
100000 was just opened and found equal to
any made in the State.
Work on the extensive warehouse of the
Southern Pacific Milling Company has
commenced, and will be hurried to receive
the new crop.
Crops are in splendid condition. The
weather is warm, but there are no signs of
firing or rust in the grain.
The Firemen's Parade.
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PETALUMA, June 9th-The day was one
of the most agreeable. Eleven companies
were in line with gaily-decked engines and
hose-carts. The procession was fully a
mile long. The new iron bridge was a
bower of beauty. From the country in all
directions were driven teams with visitors
to witness the parade. The new City Hall
entrance was wrapped with national colors
surrounding the word Welcome" a greet
ing which all were given.
Recovery of sprague's Body.
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RIO VISTA. June 9th.-The body of Geo.
K. Sprague, whose death BY drowning was
reported week ago, was found this morn
ing not far from where the accident oc-
c;irred, and brought to town. Deputy Cor
oner Hart Smith held an inquest A sum
has been raised by subscription and re-
ward offered for the recovery of the boat,
the property of the orphaned children,
who are left in destitute circumstances.
Suit Against the Evening POST
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SAN FRANcIsco June 9th-To-day suit
was begun in the Superior Court by Geo
G. Perkins and s. w. Backus against the
Post Publishing Company for $9,500
Rain in Sislkiyou.
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YREKA, June 9th-There was another
rain shower this afternoon to keep the
weather cool.
The Teachers Institute closes tomorrow.
The session has been quite interesting
under the conductorship of Professor Ne
Chesney, of the Oakland High School.
An Injured Drummer.
Copyight. 1887. by the California associated Press
TEMPLEroN, June 9th.-John Holland, a
commercial traveller. was slightly injured
to- day. While coming in wagon from
San Luis Obispo he drew a self-cockiDg re-
volver to shoot at q squirrel, and in re-
turning it to his pocket carelessly it ex-
ploded and ball traversed his right leg,
inhicting flesh wound.
Child Shot Through the Hand.
Copyright, 1857, by he California associated Press
Rio VISTA, June 9th.-While little
George, son of George Frazer, of this
place, was playing with some of his COM
panions near the willows, he was shot
through the hand by spent pistol bali.
The boys all heard the report of the pistol
but saw no one, and it is not known who
did the shooting.
Santa Rosa Items.
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SANTA Rosa, June 9th.-The contract to
do the grading and excavating connecting
the line between Novato and the Sonoma
valley branch of the Donohue road has
been let, and articles of agreement were
| filed here to-day. The terms provide for
the completion by the 1st of October next.
The Druids.
SAN Francisco, June 9th.-ln the Grand
Grove, U. A. o. D., to-day the election of
officers resulted as follows Theodore G.
cockrill, Noble Grand Arch George w.
LOWE, of Lodge No. 81, Deputy Grand
Arch; John II. Knarston. of No. 10, Grand
Grand Treasurer.
A Case of Suicide.
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NAPA, June 9th.-William Schuester, a
German, aged 42 years, was found this
morning on the roadside, near Napa dead.
He had received pistol shot in the head
Verdict, suicide. He had been drinking
lately.
Arrested for Forgery.
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NAPA, June 9th.-Robert Redmond, ar
rested last night for forgery committed in
San Jose, was taken down this afternoon
by Chief of Police w. D. Brown. Red
| mond worked in the wooden mill here
yearsago. He is 10 years old, and served
in San Quentin one year.
Senator Wallis Dead.
FOREST CITY, June 9th.-Ex- State Sena-
| tor Wallis, of Sierra county. died this
morning at his residence in Forest City,
after long illness of upwards of 100 days.
Van Baltren Signs with Chicago.
icopyigt., 1857, dya California Associated Press
| SAN FRANcIsco, June 9th.-Van Haltren
| the champion baseball pitcher of the
Pacific coast and member of the Green
| hood & Moran Club. this afternoon signed
contract with Mr. Havens, as representa-
| tive of the Chicago Club, to play with that
nine for the remainder of the season.
Track-lsyinG Down South.
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! ORANGE, June 9th.-Track- laying on the
| A. T. & S. F. Railroad is progressing at the
rate of mile day. The grading is COM
! pleted TO Orange, % miles south of Arling-
ton, the present terminus. The work is
being pushed ahead to Santa Ana,
sunday-schooi Cony ention.
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SANTA Rosa, June 9th.-The chief busi-
ness transacted at the State Sunday-school
| Convention to-day was the selection of
Chico, Butte county as the place for hold
ing the next Convention.
Travel on the Oregon Line.
| ICopyIga, 1857, by tie California assocated Press
REDDING, June 9th.-Last nights train to
! Portland, Or, consisted of three sleepers
and two coaches. Travel is increasing
rapidly.
Increase in Land Values in Shasta.
Icopyigtt, 1887, Jy ae California Associated Press
REDDING. June 9tb.-Ten days ago a
party purchased 100 acres IN Breslauer's
Addition adjoining Redding, for S25 an
acre. To-day he sold 16 acres of it for
81, 600.
Accident to a Carpenter.
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MONTEREY, June 9lh.-To-day a carpen-
ter working on the new Del Monte slipped
through the joists and fell distance of 80
feet, breaking three ribs.
Hong DIS Trial.
CoLUsA, June 9th.-In the Superior
Court to day the case of Hong Di, the CHI
nese murderer, was set for trial on July
9th. All objections raised by the prisoners